Maqta Gateway, an Abu Dhabi Ports subsidiary, has reportedly developed and launched its own blockchain technology, named Silsal.
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Cisco executive outlines Top 5 tips for mitigating the threat of device sharing
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Palo Alto appoints former SoftBank exec as CEO
Palo Alto Networks, global cybersecurity company, has appointed former SoftBank Group Corp president Nikesh Arora as its chief executive officer …
Apple to release software upgrade to moderate iPhone Use
Over the last few months, technology giant Apple has been criticised for the addictive nature of its devices. The company plans to …
Toshiba concludes chip unit sale to Bain consortium
Japan-headquartered Toshiba has announced that it has completed the $18 billion sale of its chip unit to a consortium led …
Nine fundamental factors that can drive the price of Bitcoin
Bitcoin has seen prices fluctuate throughout the day, which shows how volatile the currency is, prompting the question, what leads to such huge movements?
FVC aims to strengthen domain expertise
We catch up with FVC’s chairman and MD KS Parag (KP) and recently-appointed CEO Sanjay Ahuja (SA) to learn more …
Avaya reveals IP Office release 11 updates
Avaya’s latest release 11 updates to IP Office offer customers access to more advanced features enhancing business efficiencies such as …
Football fans fall prey to World Cup phishing scams
Kaspersky Lab experts have identified phishing emails from fraudsters offering users the chance to snap up much sought after ‘guest’ tickets to the 2018 FIFA World Cup – but at a higher price than fans bargained for.
Huawei prepares Bahrain firms for 5G
Huawei has hosted a series of workshops gathering a lineup of industry leaders and experts in Bahrain. Held under the theme, “Empowered by Innovation, 5G is now,” the workshops were organised in partnership with local carriers and regulator.
Uber European rival raises $175 million in funding
Estonia’s Taxify has reportedly raised $175 million in funding from a group led by German automaker Daimler, which will enable the firm to step up its fight against global rival Uber across Europe and Africa, Reuters reported.